Digit Code

Players hide a secret six-digit code laid out as three digits over three digits, with each digit 0–9 appearing at most twice and never adjacent to its duplicate. On their turn, players ask one of four question types—how many filled spaces are in a given row or column, whether a specific digit is even or odd, which of two adjacent digits is larger, or whether a particular segment at a row/column position is filled—or they may announce a full six-digit guess. Players must use all four question types before repeating a type; a correct full guess wins, a wrong guess is announced and play continues, and two incorrect guesses eliminate a player. In multiplayer games one code is shared and the others race to deduce it.

Players: 2–5 best 2
Playing time: 20–25 min
Age: 8+
Complexity: 1.9 / 5

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Design: Shota Hasuike
Art: Wanjin Gill
Publisher: Playte

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Plays logged: 30
Players: 40m 49s
Average play: 12
In collections: 6
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6.5/10

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Paige Forrest6.0
I can’t quite decide how I feel about Digit Code. It is interesting that it is a deduction game where some queries have a higher likelihood of a positive result than others. But it also feels like a game you could figure out and which then would not be any fun.
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